Despite the laws of physics, the 500-ton rock keeps hanging in the air - The experts are also helpless!
Neither Japanese archaeologists nor historians have given any clues about this huge rock.
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Neither Japanese archaeologists nor historians have given any clues about this huge rock.
Although seat belts were considered an option in 1929, Charles N. Monteith, chief engineer at the Boeing Aircraft Company (BAC), figured it would be common sense.
In the medical device field, an oxygen concentrator is a device with the function of enriching oxygen from the air (concentrating and increasing oxygen concentration) wi…
Today, turbo engines are widely used in many types of cars, even popular cars with the purpose of increasing the operating power of the vehicle.
Witnessing the lack of domestic water when going on a field trip in the highlands, two 4th-year students of Hanoi University of Technology came up with the idea of c…
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Using foil on the bottom of the oil-free fryer helps to cook evenly, better taste, especially, easier to clean the pot after baking.
The American startup has literally reinvented the car wheel. They developed a new type of wheel that eliminates the need for polluting rubber tires.
The CityTree outdoor filter not only corrects pollution in the surrounding area, but also helps to reduce the air temperature by 2.5 degrees Celsius.
Alaska Air Group and ZeroAvia are developing and testing an improved De Havilland Q400 76-seat aircraft with a range of 805km.
'If we can speed up the supply of clean water in any way, we think that's a worthwhile goal.'
The latest satellite in the Third Generation Global Positioning System (GPS III) of the US Air Force has been put into orbit.
After more than 50 years, 'Godzilla' comes back and is becoming an obsession for people living along the southern coast of the United States.
It turns out that this home appliance has its roots in 1902.
The newly developed ultra-thin diaphragm membrane can completely separate harmful ions from water such as lead, mercury, thereby opening up the prospect of cleaning wate…